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IT personnel: ready for new challenges in the labor market

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Assembly hall
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Readiness for new challenges in the labor market" is devoted to topical issues of specialist training, talent management and adaptation to changes in the modern labor market.
IT personnel: ready for new challenges in the labor market

Participants: university professors, methodologists, experts on educational standards, representatives of the IT industry, business, government agencies, the Ministry of Education, students, HR managers, psychologists.

Work format: the platform includes panel discussions and presentations of successful cases from leading industry experts. Participants will be able to exchange experiences, get practical recommendations and establish useful business contacts.

 

1. Main directions of the site

A. Trends in IT personnel training

This area of the site will be devoted to current trends in IT personnel training aimed at meeting the needs of a rapidly developing knowledge economy. Participants will discuss changes in learning approaches and new requirements for specialists, as well as ways to effectively prepare students for the future.дущим вызовам.

Main issues for discussion:

1. What new approaches to education will be introduced starting in 2026?

2. How will the content of educational programs change?

3. What are the best practices and examples of successful IT training initiatives?

4. What is the role of teachers in a changing education environment?

5. How to prepare students for the rapidly changing labor market?

 

B. Practical skills and competencies in demand in the labor market

Within this area of the platform, it will be discussed which practical skills and competencies are most relevant for IT specialists in a rapidly changing labor market. An analysis of current trends will be conducted and the requirements of employers for graduates in the field of information technology and AI will be identified.

Main issues for discussion:

1. What are the most in-demand skills in the IT field today?

2. How are the competencies of the 21st century being formed for future IT specialists?

3. How can employers influence the training of students at universities?

4. How to assess the level of practical skills and willingness of students to work?

5. How are technologies changing approaches to the education and training of IT specialists?

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